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Bangladesh Blogger reports: “Female students of BCIC College, Dhaka have accused their male teachers of sexual harassment, which has led to the arrest of several students and teachers.”
Owais Mughal at All Things Pakistan celebrates Pakistan's important fruit species pomegranate and its influence on art, literature, language and poetry.
An Ordinary Citizen argues that mobile phones are changing the lifestyles of the younger generation in Bangladesh. This is affecting the students, who “are more interested to be unnecessary indulged in useless gossip/chat for hours together, keep themselves aloof from the family and immediate surroundings”.
Photo Blogger Ahmed Zahid posts some pictures depicting the easy going lifestyles of the islands of Maldives which are under threat from the sea level rise.
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Amio ooi college er student…..honestly speaking khub e joghonno college.Teacher ra student der ke je ki vaabe.Khub valo to dure thak mota muti maaner invironment o ooi college e chilo na abong ekhono je nai sheita buzte parla.
zannat apu i have got ur problems thorouhly. as a brother i feel ashamed. we should bear respect to women so does to profession.
I am so proud of my country, Bangladesh. They are advancing. When I was in Bangladesh, talking anything related to sexual activities was taboo and I bet it still is. Therefore, some people who gets sexually abused or harassed, don’t have the courage to tell other people.
I suggest there should be an awareness campaign of sexual abuse and sexual harassment, so people are more open to talk about it and victims knows where to get help.
I am so proud of my country, Bangladesh. They are advancing. When I was in Bangladesh, talking anything related to friend activities was taboo and I bet it still is. Therefore, some people who gets friendly abused or harassed, don’t have the courage to tell other people
unfortunately, just a few moments ago I have found this heart-breaking news in a search. i am a bangladeshi student, living in europe for years.
when i was at home, we lived like all bangladeshis with a hundreds of years muslim tradition of sisterly and brotherly feelings among ourselves.
may almighty bless us to be a committed protector of all our female-relatives!